Gifts for the Apple maniac in your life

For those among us who have deep pockets, a designer coffee table produced by Roberto Delponte of Stratodesign may be of interest.

Dubbed the Modular Bonsai Wood Version coffee table, the wood table comprises of three sections. One side is designed to hold a flowerpot -- and perhaps a place for your Bonsai tree -- whereas the other side integrated a touchscreen gadget, for example, your iPad.

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Carry cases for your journals, books or iPad do not have to boring, as Palmer and Son's leather hip bag. 

Each case is custom made from 10oz London bridle leather and brass rivets. It comes in a variety of colors and the interior is lined with an iPad retaining loop and felt backwall. 

However, they don't come cheap at 310 Canadian dollars ($304 USD).

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If the Apple fan in your life already is equipped with an iPad, iPhone and Mac, why not offer to have their favorite gadget engraved?

Krintech is one of many firms that offers to personalize a mobile gadget, including Kindles and tablets, for both personal and professional use. Engraving can be completed on the device itself or on leather covers. 

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Online marketplace Etsy is a great way to find unusual gifts. If you're in the market for iPhone covers, a number of designers sell handmade cases which have anything from geometric designs to a retro payphone look displayed above.

Each design is bonded on to plastic and will fit a number of models, including Apple and Samsung smartphones. 

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 If you'd like to share your opinion of Apple with the world, why not emboss it on your vehicle?

Available from Cafe Press, these Apple bumper stickers display the "slide to unlock" function on iPads and iPhones. Each sticker will only cost you £3 each, and can be purchased as white or transparent.

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These room pillows are a fun addition to any Apple fan's room, taking advantage of the "i" trademark. It measures 18"x 18", and can be bought for £15.

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For owners of the iPhone 5 who like to travel and take advantage of their camera, the Optrix iPhone Adventure Suit could be a suitable gift.

The protective case is able to protect your iPhone from a drop of up to 15 feet, and lets you use your smartphone without damage in up to 15 feet of water. In addition, the case has an inbuilt three element all-glass wide-angle lens for the capture of video and images.

Two other elements make this case an all-round cool accessory; two industrial strength adhesive rail mounts mean you can connect your iPhone to external objects such as helmets, and an optional sucker means you can attach it to almost any surface with a pressure rating of 120 pounds per square inch.

The adventure suit costs $130, or $150 with the additional sucker accessory.

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This is a custom dock for your Apple iPad which is made entirely out of Lego. Able to stand your tablet up for charging or syncing, the dock also has added back support with rubber grippers to reduce stress on a lightning connector.

To stop the connector from moving around, lego clips hold it inside the dock. The kit has to be built from scratch and costs £19.95.

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The Gelaskin store contains scratch-resistant skins complete with artwork prints for your mobile device. Over 100 artists are currently registered on the website, where artwork can be printed on cases to protect devices including mobile phones, game controllers, tablets and MP3 players. 

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Logitech's Wireless Solar Keyboard K760 is a light-powered wireless addition that you can charge with lamplight or sunlight, indoors and outdoors. On a full charge, the keyboard -- lit for use in the dark -- can work for at least three months, according to the manufacturers.

In addition, the easy-switch feature means that through a Bluetooth connection, you can flip between writing an email on your Mac, using an app on an iPad or replying to a text on your iPhone.

Logitech's keyboard costs $79.99. 

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Fingerprints and dirt are part-and-parcel of using your mobile gadgets, and so a screen puff to quickly wipe away such muck can be a small gesture for a device user. Attachable to a keyring, these puffs cost only $2.95 each and come in a variety of colors. 

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